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An Autobiography of John Muir

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Biographer Steven J. Holmes once wrote that John Muir was "one of the patron saints of twentieth-century American environmental activity." In his lifetime, the engineer, author, biologist, and activist worked alongside powerful men such as President Theodore Roosevelt, railroad executive E. H. Harriman, and conservationist Gifford Pinchot. Muir was responsible for the crea ...more
Hardcover , 288 pages
Published May 6th 2014 by Skyhorse Publishing (first published April 29th 2014)
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Nima
I found his description of life as a young boy in Scotland, and later growing up in Wisconsin, then his hiking trips through the California mountains and the Yosemite forest quite fascinating. Sometimes too repetitive in his detailed description day after day of trees and flowers.
Jon Swart
Very interesting journal of a couple of thrips of his. Starts out with him describing how he grew up...but not sure it actually qualifies as an autobiography. Still a good read though.
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